Washington County Veterans Association minute book, 1879-1916.

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Washington County Veterans Association minute book, 1879-1916.

This volume mainly contains minutes of annual meetings of the Washington County Veterans Association. Most of the minutes in the volume are not in manuscript form but from published versions in newspapers pasted in the volume. Also included are by-laws (1883) and some correspondence. For some meetings a complete list of those in attendance is provided.

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